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The Labor enquirer., 1887-01-01
FROM s1sALoA.
The coienists Have Landed Safely ana
Gone 70 Work In Real
N\ III Earnest.

For the Enquirer. '-
We left Guaymas on Wednesday, De-
cember 8, anl arrived In Topolobampo
bay on Fridav, where We fonnd oar Cal
ifornia and Laramie friends who pre-
ceded rs. and slept under the stars. the
moon shining in all ller brightness on
that night. and on Saturday We nnloaded
onr steamer and erected our tents on
the shore Of the future great emporium
Of commerce. on this beautiful bay Of
Topolobampo. the one-half Of whose
grandeur has never been told, but II will
require q great amount of labor to put II
in order. The English captain Of the
steamer who brought us here Is delighted
with It. = is
We organised on Sunday upon the
serial plan suggested by Fourier. The
cooks, walters. hunters. mechanical en-
gineers, sappers and miners. nurses
kindsrgarten and school teachers, ant
sewing woMen. each elected their owr
ioremen. Your correspondent wa. hon
ored Iby being elected fore man of tn
mechanical department, embracing tn
blacksmiths. mschinists. timers, hsr
ness makers and locomotive and station
ary engineers. 4. y,
o. Monday we cot to work in earnes
building forses, making roads. building
Offices. etc, i mixed multitude. Is th
one that came out Of Egypt Of yore. ant
almost q hungry. Az We do not expec
| the Lord too feed us. We send ont on
hunters who bring in twp or thre
boxes Of egss 1t time. We have no
\ yet begun to ash. We are now eatin
our third steer. Y
Mn. Mantls's son took tho measles
Guaymas and now No have abor
Twenty children dck With this diseas
but allass progressing fsvcrsbly und'
tho caro- Of Dr. Young. Comrsde WI
4 lisms, of Greeley. 10 the only adult, thi
The Labor enquirer., 1887-01-01
nHa1lIsa snws.
Ssns Psints /Csaesrning shs Worker,
and Thsir Wages IN the Land
Aersss ths Psna.

LONDON, Dec. 3. The Journey OF eomt
members Of the London Trade Council
to the prince Of Walts at Landrinaham
to thank him for tho cheap artisan'l
tickets for admission to the late Indian
and Colonial exhibition, Of, which II. R
u. was the president, has created seer
tain amount Of disadeetion IN working
class circles. ~ Il b looked upon BY
msny as an act Of fiankeyi.m. One ol
the members Of the London Trades
Council. W. Jones Cabinet Maters' So,
cistv). had the courage Of his opinions
and refused to accompany his colleagues
on their excursion. Il will be remem.
bered that Mr.. Jones was one Of the En-
glish delegates To- lhe international
Trades Union Congress st Paris, and
thai on that occasion |hs was the only
one Of the English delegates who voted
in favor Of su eight-hbur working dav
and international labor legislation. II
all the members Of the London Trades
Council were Of this calibre the workers
might have something to hope for from
them.
The signal men Ia the employ Of the
Midland railway ia the Yorkshire dis
trict are holding meetings to protest
against the reduction Of wages which
the company haesnforced on the branch
lines. 10 some casps the wages which
average IS per week -scandolous pay for
such responsible work--hsve been re-
duced so cents. At meeting Of signal
men at Leicester, held to ventilste their
grievances, the following account was
given by one of them: He had worked
thirteen hours the previous night; over
1000 lives had been entrusted 10 his
care 14S trains b had passed him ; hs had
made $500 figures; 1900 bell beats |;
2, 800 dial Signals; and had pulled the
lever 500 times. Aud for this he was
paid at the munifcent rate Of cents an
houri
The chain makers Of South Stafford.
shire and East Worcestershire to the
number of nearly 5000 are still on
strike, notwithstanding that they have
been idle for sixteen weeks.
Ton, Mann, Of the Amslqsmated En-
gineers, who is now at Birmingham n
behalf OF the Social Democratic Fedora.
ton. sends the following Information as
to the industrial situation in those dis
tricts: "The greater part Of the blast
furnaces are out. such iron works as are
stirring at all being for the most part on
three days week. talked with large
numbers Of both employed and unem
ploved, but all spoke In a despairing
tone. Nevertheless. when I dilated
upon what the future Of the working
classes might be II they would only or.
ganize. the new idea struck root at once,
quick flash appe red In their eyes. and
they bent eagerly forward to catch the
thread Of the argument, At Willenhall
quick, active workmen earn about $3 a
week at lock k-smlthing. AT Daley con-
ditions are similar. At Netherton girls
are working from 7 a. NJ. TO 9p. N. using
a hammer weighing from one and half
to two pounds. to earn $l.5O a week
The men make about 81 week. AT
Cradlev Head girls and women are toll.
ing at chain making to make $l.25 n
week." II. W. LEE
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n. An.rsnlss spssehsa.

Complete reports Of the speeches de
liyefed by the Chicago Anarchists be.
+ fore the court can be had st this Office.
for 5 cents . copy. Or 8 cents when they
have to be mailed. Don't foil TO read
them. u
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

To ne Editor OF tAs IzLEssAs- HEaALD.
ASS AEBoA Dec. Rev. sam Jones
iectafsd last night Ia University Hall on
Character aud Cbarzctsgs he vas hstened
- With rApt ztlensi5n and was frequently
sppianded By an audience OF nearly ore
thousand The nsxt lecture on the Stu
denta Lecture Course Is oy Rev. Or. Vim
ecnt. January ~. Subject. That Boy -
Higher Education viii DO read by MRS.
May Wfight sessll. Several other papers
vii De read before the societies, among
tnese wiii BE- paper Dy Miss Lucy n Sai-
mon on the Relation Of College Women 10
Aomestlc Sciences. asso a discussion on the
paper, W hat is berDre U.s. The business
anu afternoon sessions will be held in Room
A. University Building. the evening ses-
sions IN University Hail.
western Association Of Collegiate
Alumoai VIII be heid al the University OF
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich, Friday and
Saturday, Dec. . and 40. ts67.
President Angell will deliver the address
OF Neicutne FRIDAY o. IN et Two clock. and
tne respOnse Will oe given oY Esse Blsssll
Dakin. Mss. Frances Willard sill deliver
al address on Women and the Social
Question A paper on the Social and Do
Nestle Erects Cf Bronson Howard the
noted drs1atic critic, whom the Detroit
papers short time aso announced Mas ID
speDd the winter ia EarOpe. has leased a
nouse In Aan Aroor an1 wall remain here
uGrcg tie sinter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

The press brotherhood held double
session az Lansing todsy. The
afternoon session began A. clock. and
vas for the initiation Of candidates who are
thereby auaiiisd 70 participate in the
evening. Between these two sessions q
complimentary banquet vas rendered
bv the Lansing Rsies3hcsa Among the
c.ndidafes wsrs Nr R b. Herbert. Of Red
Winx. Minn.. Who csfus 70 Detroit for this
purpose. and who proposes 90 secure hin
nesota branch of san hetirtm. if ne good
reports be has nesrd OF tas hrot6erhos1d are
confirmed oy be own sxperenCe. A san
he.tfim ~as established at Indianapolis on
Nov III and Before sac end 0f ials msn1n
others vii b. formed a. 1scxsoDyi.la A.
lants. Chattanooga. DinaBnati. Jackson.
i1fiss L eud NonizuueTv. ry members wno
srs travelling ID these sections Ehs next
session 81 .ae "a eaisan f-Fss Association.
nnmbs-ing over Uuf hundred aiehikan
nsrsrau-r nsn. - 60 BE- held la Detroit
next SQrsk or Summer, sna ne ezecutrs
COMMITTEES ~ tris associsaon viii 50
meet AZ lansing GA Dec. 8 ~ p. "a. The
Detroit Gnennsfs Of t1ls coeiruilsss ATor
a. sr;ende.i sai sIssSrats prs Ertn-na tast
shal fo iustce 10 betr1it IA every sense Of
the Htffl
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
ROssso OF SO. 900.
A Maine Farmer Murdered ~ Night aud
hIs hIch L.o-ralIl... aArrL.d 90.

A Maine Farmer Murdered st Night aud
his Kich Ao~rdiu<. carried OG.
BAvGoE. Ne. Dec. 6.-Psler Bennett. a
wealthy and missrly farmer. resides at
Newport. and with him lives his grand
dasghisr aud her husband Mr. Bennett is
50 years old. and - reputed % De worth
some $1,000. and. having disfrast OF saw
iugs banks. hs always kept large amount
Of mOusv in the hOus@. Last nignl Ben
nett's soo-in law vas reused ov tae report
ol pistol. and. hastily dressing. got out
of the window and hasteoel 70 the resi-
denos of Mr. Beunetts s0o. halt q mile
sway Arousinx young Bennett, they re-
turned to toe house. where tney found the
s.der Bennett sving on tae door ia a pool
of blood. Bennett was restored TO cou-
seriousness. when u Was learned that the
robbers bad beaten him and escaped with
$4,000 in biiis and gold.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
AMONG ms msxlcAns.
The Conductor EKcur.lon Receives =
HsAFty NeIcoIas

N"@AN@NANNHfAR
HsAF,y NeIcoIas.
c. .. spalding, Of the drm Of L. 5. Hill
4 Co. OF this city, VINO accompanied the
conductors sxcu-sioa 10 Mexico, writes
from Hotel Humbolt. Asxico CITY, under
date Of November q. TO his sister IA this
city a. follows Oar train arrived here
Saturday a. a p. M, and we were cordially
welcomed oy The Mexicsns. AS Ne left the
cas- the band played the "S.Ar Spangied
banIsr.' The American hsg5 were dis
played along our route from tia depot to
tns n01els and tue street raj. way companies
placed their cars a. our disposal Until mid
Right rec. People here were excited with
cafiosity ~ msch a. We would De over the
President of the Jnilsd States. We went
10 chorcb ibis iaOr1iE- Sunday, and At
tended a ball ught this afternoon. Five
balls. i've horses and enc man were killed
AID two Others badly hurt"
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
Third Ward Collecl.r's Notlcs.

Noi.ne = bereiy Fye0 th4s the ofioe Of the
&c . o. foI ths 1Aisd ard ail held sf Ao
- 5sf -fs0a syennr Gn be- ; store and that The
a Oh lof ssld Naia j. H9ss ia the hands Of the
uadl p gned fof cilseton aid thai &c L al
tfud = AS said o-oe unti aud iac.a tag the ia
day q ailssf$. afe toe lrsl publication OF tina
tl0fice from . ct0,k "a. Until 5 csock q ~
fsr the luFposs OF reeeisi.s 1es
Dsse1 oTana Rapids Ie l. lss
hEET ENA
Col. eior b "a Nard
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

Notice il hereby gifsn fAst The once OF the
co e tDr tsg the F0afta Aad vii b. Seld al
Cur block. ly stree Afff tasg he AK Aali fsr
40 war j. ia fhe aanGs o. the unusrsilsned
fr e. ASTON a thai bs wiz tsud 81 his Na6
once nati and l0elldins shel "a day ~ = lary
AZ er tie hEsf iuecaiisa Il this uos.ee. rom
. eiees N rrti O'Clock p. N. for the purpose
of rece yilg saxrs
Dated Grand Rapids De, J. 1857
SGAkiES A. RORfSSON
Collector Fourth Wa q
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

No ice !, hereby given that tie of-ire OF the
Collector fof the Fiffh Ward WI be held AZ No
PlalAletc srcne Saunders uare and that
thrtSK roll or sid ward j. now 3. IN hards OF
the pn e-sgned iuf collection. and that he will
stf- n a. as sad ofice until aad Including tie
10Th dav ~ January. rfter the first pub,cston of
thu no c.. FRO so ok - IN. uuu > o'clock
T. m. fof tie pGfp 81 of Tecely' NJ taxes
Dated Grand Ran 1s Dec 1. fs&I
CHARLES II SAUNDERS
Io.ec or Fifth Ward
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
Detroit, Grand Haven { Milwaukee,

iassea sess a.igg the Detrolt EXPIRES. 6 - a
m, nase a. rec e1neciions Tor New York. Bos
tor, an . il points East.
Nigh kxg. less Las Wsgner sleeping Car from
Gr q Espi - Detroit
Through tickets IL al roints east ard west
AM crping Ca oc-'hs an D. secured at ID. e.
Ii. 4 ". Iair)ad ii osice, Sweets Hotel, and
a. depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass Agt.
GEO r. REEVE Trafuc Manager Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
letT0It, Lansing ( Northern,
Lake Shore { Mich, Southern.

A local freight leaves tirsnd Rapids at n
m carry Ing passengers as far a Kalamazoo
All trains daily except sunday.
Through tickets 20 all points and berths to sleep
ing coaches can be secured At Union Tie xet . nee
O. MonrOe-st., and at depot.
J. ". McKEsSEV, Agt
GEo. W. MUNsos. City Ticket Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
SIKH Ward CoIiec,or'. No,ice

Notice Is hereby given that the Office Of the
iollecior for the Sixth ward viii he held at No
= West Le0na d ~, J. smyth's sl0re and that
lie Is Z roll for raid ward i now in the hAuds of
ihe Undersigned for eel ectioa aud that he will
attend az his said on c. unin ard 10 ending the
i0h day OF Japrary. AieI the frsi publication OF
This notice. from o'c.ock n. m. until O'Clock
p NJ. for be pur pose Of receiving taxes.
! aied Grand Rapids, Dec j. Iss5
JOHN HOoG RnYDY,
Collector SIKH Ward
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

- rrrrcsrr ~ Dec N--tte ps0srs hsre
srrcre t8s nca 50 ~ ,tt ~'cs 81
Prssi ienr 81 traucss fas sr- N~s .
..~s',as ssfarea 81 tas sssss 49, A.zasn,
60 ~ srtrT va.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

1he first 20 be- sen Was Mr r. - Smith. whose
po tfsii appears above, and who lesides "a No
~ sIt. The Hrst nnu G hsrOss ihc rev rsii
ro&c ou 4 e north side H. answer e. CueStlous
Mr; Smith made the following slatefnen. for
publication;
have e terrific sllefer from dsreer.
ois heart iI045le y over four years. which lad
lnie.y been pronoun ed IS incitaale hy AZ .easi
thres good physicians ] snf.re1 alIr osi constant
pam tr und the heart and ftriCs.s didcu.ty ia
breathing / would be COMPEL I'd % 81 on one
chsir aIlu lean my head and uDper 10 lor af fav
boay over another cIsir at night "a hfu al a
tme. u vas almost impoS-ille sog % c 10 g,i ANY
rest III ted. When Sitemr ei TO rest and slecp
in my bed my beat would beat 40 hafd that II
pain s:d sense OF sufocati0a Vas fearful Then.
to- my henn a. II t.ncs igtsmlt cd ~ * Ips.i
every fourth or nh be1t / have si.ught help in
ilofida, fnd have been ~ Pixies Peak aud
Denver and other poIii 5Ds of Colorado
hoping that The climate might be
OF teneht 10 ne. have spellt
aim s. every dollar could raise in trying 10 b.
ciTed .r even helped. Dpr.us the rast year or
over have rot teen abe - do but little work.
Counting the time have Joss ard the exptnse Of
travel aud the large fees i have paid doctors. it
has cost noe over 500 during n past four ycars
Q | Am able 10 earn from 80 10 q Des day
when atle 10 work. Now. reearding whal tr
Dilhngs has oOnc for me. II is simply wonderful
Ny heart trouble is cured Tbsre Is no inter
mitting. no pain. no soreness. 10 hars lesiluc.
no din Guilty in sleeping IN bed like other folks at
night snd feel rested and ready Tor work ia the
morning The meoicioe be gave me proved - tie
the ii gh medicine and no mistake 4 helped
ne from tae very frft dose. Los than one months
treatment has cured me"
"les, want you 10 publ 81 what have said
for perhaps II ay be the iIesEs Of others seek
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
second Ward Ceilsctor's Notice

second Ward Collectors kotsce.
Nottoe = berebs gives that tie e1ee of be
Cel.elteT ior ia seesDd MsTa ~il be he'd al Ne
: Aensoe s2Iees. sna lhE1 the Isx roa ios ssid
s4rd q nes - tks RsEds "a lie nId< sieuea fof
81 Aect Go al hsf n Vii 3ltead Al hs 81 esse
Calii &ca lreioa.us tes - daf sf ian sFy sfseE
tAe hFsi pQ-sicsi 40 ~ tlis u-t0s n clock
. - uriti eio<k a fsF the parposs al %
ccs fiHR taxe-.
Dated Or4ad Rapids. Dee 4 1851
l. j. isoDkNINK
GcilectST ocgoEd Nard
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
Eighth Ward Collectors Notice.

Eighth Ward Collectors Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the Office of tho
Collector ior the gbi h ward will b. he oil 20
"a 6o,cst, Srenton grocery store aud thai
The tax roll for said ward is now in the hanis of
tie undersigned 'or co ectlon, and that he wi l
attend al his said o-tce Un.sl and Including the
0th day Of January after the hrst publication o
This notics, from o clock a N. uniii 5 o'clock
p. 10, for the purpose OF receiving taxes
Dated Grand Rapids, bee J, 1897.
JOSEPH CHILNER
Collector Eighth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
MICHLGANCENTRAL

DLy. All others daiiy except sunday.
coping cars run On Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
Presssa To ana from Detioit.-Parlor cars run on
Day Express and Grand Rapids Express 20 aud
Hen Detrolt-Direct connections mad al Detroit
WIN al through trains east-Tickets on saie M
Union Ticket oriee, 8. Monroe S. aud AZ Unioa
Cerot.
ID. w. JOHNSON, Mich. Pass Agt. e5 Monroe-st
CBks, H. NORRIS Genl Ag't 80 Monroe-Ss
D W. RU0GEIs. q. +. and A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

Se<ce : HEREBY gives shss tss osles Of TIE
Go lscssE fsr 20 irst ara II - helA Il Ne =
61aR4sills steEae sE< 81 tke tax Feil rs Sxi1
serd = 80 IL n hs2ss x TIE unesr sxaed iof
80 . 90 Aua taat - si1 4s1Sad - ak sxid
oesoe osfd aad iaelaasa9 fb< 1t<h Gas ~ 1za-
aa&Tf aHex he e l4o eatien . tAls Dot1o< ife<1
. CO a y. i 5 c-eck y ~. Cor lhs plzE-
fssx rec4ites ak-A
U4ssd Graaa Rapids. Tee. I, sssz.
hkAAl HoEksfxa
s>slls ser firzt Nsrd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
Seventh Ward Collectors Notice.

Seventh Ward Collectors Notice.
Notice is hereby given tnat the Office Of the
Collector for the Seventh ward viii be held al No
A -e zenith 81, aud that the Ia for laid ward
i now Ia he hands of the undersigned for col
lecii0a, aud tha he viii attend af his said Office
until sn1 including tSe l0h day OF January
liter the fl 81 publication Of this rot a. nom 3
0 clock O. n until o'clock p. IN, for the pur-
ose OF receiving taxes
Dated GraEd Rapids, Dec. T. 1887
JOHN CULIAN,
Collector Seventh Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07


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@snis.ae - 4s eAtislsa - iise 'siffsfy
@ jan = 1872.
oxarTd sss fsres 1slasf sl0ps. 6ul oot
ous -o0sorisi Eee.lr
Tears s-s ~, racsof taiidinxs IA Ssrsh
Braaea 49, se-- ~. ..,f
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thefs 81 aelE al ofEt1Iz.1g a p9lice-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
NOT PRETENDED SKILL.
BIT Actually Demonstrates Success
Of ths Highest Order Sight sssrs
in Grand RsplaA

81 ths Highest Order Sight fssrs
in Grand RspoA
Daring prsctios Of Tea months
Or. r. C. billings has made msuy
&c stful friends among ths best
eitiseas- Hendreds Can be Telsrrea so
who have bess made better by ais location
here. NeFy msas have bsen cured Who
had he<n considered past cure. The extra
ordinary merit oi ibs various hosis III
.fSstuent which the Doctor suploys 90
been fully proven. His raius as = phssi-
elans ana ne reaarkeeie rlsinss taat those
who have been his patients hsse MADE for
hams aeve been Tested an foasd failv var
Tsnied and more. As result lie Docior'
rooms AZ No- Csoifal Place Buiidine. an
fountain-st. are aiwsys crowded With pa
nents, ana 10 great extest toey are those
who represent q csss az Grand Ratids
people who have Dot terelofore looked for
help outside the reguisr methods af medi-
cine. Never GAS newcomer better patron
lIed OF py sbstief class of patients.
The following are extracts from inter
views with Grand Rapids citizens
How several Residents of Grand R@pias
Have Besn Cared
~sY fsfia FKl1rs n Shall KNow THExa
u divine injunction. and shou q yreTaa among
the tlct ~ tlats eoninlnaiiy. when considering
TIE bt'aslng statements
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

On Fountain.st beiuccr BsstsBck and Divis-
lon 40 aifo bear ls miad Ia lbe l.0aOs - here
10 stss consult n pef.oD OF ~ letter free send
stamp & ~ .et,eG
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
THE CATTLE GROWERS.
Adjournment OF tho Kansas City Con-
vention-Election OF oficers.


KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov. AT 1890
O'Clock the coiYcntion adjourned side die.
Aiterward the business meeting OF the
association was held. The trcasurcrs ~.
port showed that the association is in a
flourishing. condition, The following oili-
ceH were elected for the ensuing year
President, w. A. Towers yicc-prcsidcnts
Elmer Washburn, H. T.. Alyord, Asa
Amcs; secretary, II. II. Sanders; treasurer,
!. Clay, IT,; executive committee, j. T.
Brush, Thos. b. Wales, jr., Granville
Stuart Adam Carl, Thomas Stnrgis, i. G.
Stevens, Isaac Prior, I. Alex Seth, James
Ballcntine, W. NJ. Liggctt, W. A. Paxton,
l.. n. B0nham, Thos. H. Price, Geo. VI,
simpson, l.. X. SchoReld. The following
resolution was unanimously adopted just
before adjournment
whereas, II has come N the knowledgc Of lhis
convention that nlmdst irrcphrablc financial en-.
bArrnssinent has resulted to some meml,en VI thu
ordering the removal ~ all cattle from the Chcy.
cnne aud AmpahOo Indian country under pcrul
iarly severe terms and feeling that the situation
was not fully nndcrdlod by him al the time said
order was made Therefore
Resolved, That " upon an investigation Of the
matter, II be iound ~ alleged by the lcssecs that
they were occupying the land In good faith, aud
under nj least las they supposed color Of law and
were not guilty Of any Oiitnsr for which they
should suffer, We deem Il but just that proper com
pcnsation should be made BY Congress IA Them for
their lOsscs.
The place Of the noxt meeting was left
10 be decided ON by the committee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04

many, markets durlngihe past year and that
the advance asked by the miners would
only amount to about p cents a ten,
Accompanying the circular is n personal
appeal from General Master Workman
Iowderly. lie says that this is the first
tlmo Inc has been called upon
to appear before the order in
ms capacity. He says evictions in
Ireland cannot outrivai scenes in the
coal fields of Pennsylvania. He pays
tribute from personal knowledge to the
honesty, industry, morality and patriotism
.oi the miners; he SAYS they appeal for
bread which their honest labor could
not win, aud concludes rs fol-
lows 81 unite my humble voice
with theirs and ask relief for them.
Give quickly, give literally. They
desire all that you can do. No appeal has
ever been made in vain TO the miners.
They have always responded chcerfully
and promptly TO every demand upon them.
DO not only asyou would be done by, but
as you would have been done by"
All contributions should be sent TO
Charles II. Litchman, box No. SSj, Phila.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
The Late D.. ~. wa.n.urn.,. VIII.

CnCAOo Ill.,, Nov. THE will Of the
late H. D. Washburnc was admitted TO pro.
bate today The estate is worth $3.50, OOO
consisting Of personal property valued at
$3.50. 900, aud real estate Ia the value Of
Sl3j, 900 and upward. The following he.
quests aro named: To his sisicr-in.law.
Ellen II. Gniiot, $1,000 10 the Universal.
1T church OF the Norlands, Liycrmorc,
Me-, $500. a. his sistcr-in-lnw, Robcna
Washburnc, 500; money Ia dcfriy the
cost OF memorial window In the South
Presbyterian church NJ Galcnn. Ill.,, to the
memory Of his wife: 500 each Ia his ncph
cws, John and Robert &. Mashbunc, Of
llnllowcll, Me-; $500 10 his wiic's maid
Louise Pooh; ~ 600 Ia the Ncwsboy's
home; 500 70 each uf Cole N. Graiiot's
daughters, si0O to the daughter Of Stephen
II. Gratiot. Ills congressional desk aud
chair he leaves Ia his son, Hampstead
Washbnrne. The Oxford pslacc nj Nor.
lands, Livcrmop, Me-, ~ b,purathrd b.
his son Pitt; 500 year. for hour ycarS. be-
directs 10 he paid a. Master Berthe llarrr
the son Of an old friend His public aud
private documents, paintings, relies, etc,
he leaves Ia his son llemptcad. a. dispuse
Of ~ he deems best, $4,000 oi his fortune
Is held In trust for the benefit Of his two
sons, Pitt and Elihu Washbumc The ~.
mainder Of his proper i bcgucaihcd 10 al
his children, 10 be- shared alike. The
estate is not to bc divided until three Year,
have elapsed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
Naval Ilaaaecs.

WAguNGroN, Nov 3.-Fourih Auditor
shelly, In bis annual IMPORT TO the Sccrc.
iafy OF tho Ipmury shows the financial
operations Of the United States navy dur.
ing the fiscal year ended June 30. 1857. NJ
follows Amount appropriated, SIS, lSs..
baoi drawn out by warrants, sl6. l52. I36.
balances in hand, 50, O2O, l23. expended
A. shown by vouchers, 81 .S9i, 2nl; amount
over paid, SIS, J0l. carried Ia the surplus
iund, Sild,0iI During the year 81. i2l..
lHo was paid ont on account OF G,lns navy
pensioners. The auditor objects 10 The
system by which discussing officers arr
allowed 10 pay out larpv sums on contracts
before the bills have been audited. and
suggests that steps be taken to have an de-.
mands Tor payments under contracts in
the navy presented 30 his Office inr settle.
ment, and that payments boy disbuning
ofiicor be restricted 10 necessary current
expenses, such "a pay Of officers and men.
supplies needed for immediate use, ex.
pendiiups on ship.board and purchases
In lQrehgn ports.